This Ain’t Random Enough

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Al G. Rhythm said:
It’s actually kinda embarrassing lol

It’s like why would I even say that?

But I mean hey atleast that shows growth
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I just be having fun. I never really meant any mean things I've ever said to anyone on here. I just be talking shit to make myself laugh.
 
Playmaker88 said:
This is something that germs would ponder in 700 less words
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What if blood Mary was the wife of a British man that she cheated on, he referred to her to the witch that casted the spell as “that damned Bloody Mary” she deserves to suffer. And so, because she cheated with another man because she craved attention.

The witch cased a spell on her to be trapped in a mirror and have her called forth by saying her name twice. But then spread the rumor that you can’t look at her. And the only way the curse could be broken is if you looked at her and saw the pain in her eyes.

So in effect, seen as a demon, people would never look at her, and if they did, would never have empathy.

So she’s stuck for eternity, craving attention, being called forth to get it, being ignored once she’s arrived and if someone does see her, they see her with the fear and hatred that her British husband had. When he went to the witch and asked her to curse that “damned Bloody Mary”
 
It’s so dope, little shit be so dope sometimes. I’m in my room, my youngest came in my room, didn’t say a word. Went to my phone as it’s charging, detached my phone from my charger, and then took my charger and left without saying a thing. That all could be seen as disrespectful.

But in reality I’ve been able to cultivate a home in which my daughter doesn’t have fear and what’s mines is hers. I remember growing up in a house where it felt weird to be in the adults room. It wasn’t some place you were welcome
 
RusselWilsonJr said:
It’s so dope, little shit be so dope sometimes. I’m in my room, my youngest came in my room, didn’t say a word. Went to my phone as it’s charging, detached my phone from my charger, and then took my charger and left without saying a thing. That all could be seen as disrespectful.

But in reality I’ve been able to cultivate a home in which my daughter doesn’t have fear and what’s mines is hers. I remember growing up in a house where it felt weird to be in the adults room. It wasn’t some place you were welcome
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I'm bored

Couple of things. While I think it's cool y'all have that relationship, and you probably don't mind, at least for me, my daughter would have to ask if it's ok as a practice of respecting boundaries as I wouldn't want her to think it's ok to do that to just anyone because she has liberties to do so with me

Second, the adults only situation I think is still needed as it creates another boundary between children and adults. Children can quickly and very easily start to feel like they are peers with their parents/adults if certain safe guards are not put into place.
 
Perfect explanation of ABW

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Lmao at trying to use “actual”

Definitions has morphed into something new in all phases and yall accept it.

And I hate it
 
Dwayne said:
Lmao at trying to use “actual”

Definitions has morphed into something new in all phases and yall accept it.

And I hate it
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This isn't true if you acknowledge that due to people's misunderstanding of words, this is how "new" meanings of words happen.

In academia, what you may refer to as a narcissist may not be what the actual definition of that word.

Does this mean you need to have a doctorate in psychology to be able to use it in its proper context? No, but if you are going to use it, don't change the meaning based on how you feel it applies to your situation
 
AP3.0 said:
This isn't true if you acknowledge that due to people's misunderstanding of words, this is how "new" meanings of words happen.

In academia, what you may refer to as a narcissist may not be what the actual definition of that word.

Does this mean you need to have a doctorate in psychology to be able to use it in its proper context? No, but if you are going to use it, don't change the meaning based on how you feel it applies to your situation
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Incorrect

Words and definitions change over time. You included do it on here just like the rest of us.

Definitions in academia acknowledge those changes as well.

And like I said, I hate.
 
RandomOne said:
Reminded me of this article I read a bit ago
time.com

Gaslighting, Narcissist, and More Psychology Terms You're Misusing

Mental-health experts say we often use psychology terms incorrectly—and that's a problem
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Social media and just people in general have been using a lot of terms incorrectly
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Yes, and no, the terms and definitions have changed.

Same way with the lack of periods and commas in sentences.

And that’s nothing new with spoken and written language. Things always change.

I hate it
 
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